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THE GLEN COLLECTION
GF SCOTTISH MUSIC
Presented by Lady Dorothea Ruggles-
Brise to the National Library of Scotland,
_ In memory of her brother, Major Lord
’ George Stewart Murray, Black Watch,
killed in action in France in 1914.
28th January 1927.
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Lor he birt ceane ee fougtit in the Holy Tand and ne won the
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victory, and have won the oe
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ee ay have won the victory Lond eae the > Wer
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Gee SS
mass be sung , And the bells be meee east, the feast eat
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a OE] Np SS] bE] EAT net, AY, RES SE EERE Ue SS ey ES
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Let the mass be sung,And the bells be rang,And the
feast ae ase cat mer_ri-ty. Let the mass be sung, And the
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a eat. mer_ri_ly. let the mass be sung, And the
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ana a Sar oe See SS ——
ae be rung,And the ack, the teak) eat mer_ri_ly, the feast eat
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bells be rung And: the feast, the feast: eat mer_ rity; the feast: G2!
= a aoe ee
Se ee ee
bells be rung, ray the feast the feast eat mers _ty,the feast eat
Ww
a Gi Re ee?
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7. aT Pe ) 8) — pce | (So Sak PE a BO De LY)
efleots aE Ta ee wei, ), ESS Ge) Gee ee Re Eee ae
= oes a ae am a Saal eae | ast see ra
oa y ;
mer_rvi-ly,mer_rity, mer_ri_ly. The warder lookid from the
his Red Cross, he comes from the East Coun _ try.
iis Red Cross, he comes fort ‘die et Coun. ry -
= Sek : LT Yr,
see a bold Kmight,and on his shield bright he bedreth a flammg
aoe <r :
Pah t ey
aren arcmleapa a
yt th rt Ee FEA
see a bold Knight aud on his shield bight he bearcths flaming
Cross :
SS SSS —
ear ee ee
‘cross Then down the. Lord of the-( ene came ae. Red Cross
(seus Se eae rea <a ae
SaaS) EN UNG STE oR) AONE
CEOSS
ee welcouie here dear Red Cross
TASS ne be sung halthet ale Siallbeamg é And wdliatae
es Die une Ces
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merrily, merrily, And we'll feast right merrily, merrily; mer_t1 _ly.
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Oh Iam come from the Ho ty, land where Saints did live,And dic be
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we have foyght in the Holy Land,and. weve won the victory, for with
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ety | - ~~he \
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valiant might did. th ains fight, and made the proud pagans fly:
Thou'rt welcor u¢ here dear Red Cross Knight, come
St i te Sen SS -— ee — seas caer i
Apt ee ee ee ee ee ee
a armour by, And for the arer udmgs thou do’ st pau We TL
Ben
2 Ses Bann aaa a ae Se
IA bis fej {tee tr eo SEER 1 GREER | TREES
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lay thy ar armour by, And forthe goodtidings nomdo’ s st slice eth
ye 1 4 Yor] 1 i Ce GS A a. eee [aera]
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fast us merrily, mer_ri dy, mer_ri_ly. For all in
QD Pree _~ =~ = @e =
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IS) SS SS 2 a a TEER SS" A) Sa
Castle shall rejoice , That we've won the victory, that we ve won the
ae mee are Se ee D is hoa
A jo Se
* Castle stallrejoice, That we've wan the victory that_we've won the
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Castle shall rejoice, That we've won the victory; that we've won the
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victory and the mass shall be samg,and the bells shall be rung.and the
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feast eat merrily, the feast eat merrily, mer_rity, mer_ri_ ly.
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Cas SSS eee aoe eee es |
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1ep_-herd tells his tale, Un der the
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tale, Ua_der the hawthorn in the dale,
And e_
Or let the merrv )ells
ring rouns,
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Dancing in the chequerd. shade
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et ft ——_ 1-1 eee eer fis ea | pS
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To many a youth and many a maid dancing mthe che querd
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Dancing’ in the che.quer'd shade,
WH Mit UW J Wt! My Wii
Catch for3 voices.
Wilt thou lend me thy mare to go mile!
mare to go, money will make the mare to go.
Fe. Oo gr ae f/O ) a
if ; pat
OME Ub oe G YT Bot” tiwte “Ter sani.
Suri by Mid Saw in the J Lady or the Lake.
fet es 8 ___| _® ee i ;
Gs EP" Rebs caeee Reni el
CA Ta PR Pa BW ea 0 Wee PO Te Ce Ged
a ea Se ee ASRS TOT BRAS — “| GARRETT Tae) PSI Ta fel” ea aE
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At 5 — ta od aoe eee | es es ewe Se ee
EY ———— GREE Gil Sn ae a
(Vea St Ss ae area gE ie eee ee earn oe
Y ie J B iz
a aching Fh nddy An‘ro ra sull found me wash as Ts heart is
Aa Ree = es ———
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one Ka FI So GR
el Na Gann alin Gee Te
ae Sesitea ss pee oe ee ra
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joy less ee be ~ing, thus from its fi _bies thy form be
2 :
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tas | —__} T ees fooled ‘ ee aa
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wee eye ee re ES
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ae pgest How slow ly
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tng thee = “veav_ ing senas EL__len my~ souls
= pers
a = —————e a
aoe Dees Eos Ses
e! V % v :
wea. _sure Al_as what sor_row Al@asiwiiall’'s Opals un) eae
fe rtd +k Pr De 1 om" os arr
i same scsiy ae ery, <1 aa Bes Eis o—}—_ oJ ~
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ep stean pit een tmnt trated saad ee Pee
saeees® = a 7 8 —
Rr egee puMer eget eu alee A NT ea fA oh row a __las thev have
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Fas heart
nA. y
ae thls CONE.
1 prithee be gone trom
Ace VA EASES SE DED Eas :
0 BE I RE a ER
GD Gi RET a GBR WOR ee EO OS A
Ck? Sena 0 Gol Es BT Pe ED SA) Sas
me, Be_gone doll care you ee T shall never a_
Ge 2 ee ee
er Gaia ee
|_f s Sa, % Bares ieee ne ii ES Bis GE bE, ee,
Co Le AE perc 8 a
y aa ‘= ga a |e a Oe eS ee
—
me, Be_gone dull ca you and { shall never a_
Bor I faith dull
—s x y “ : “?: ; 3 .
fan thon wouldst me lal, Bot [ faith dull
care Thou ne___ver shall. have thy will,
Too much care, will make 4 young man grey;
ao
And too much care, will turn an old man to clay;
My wife shall dance; aud J will sing ,SO merrily pass, the day
For J hold it one of the wisest. things,to drive dull care away.
Wards by £ Morrise. | lom® by H. Russell,
@° . #° «2
= Ee a as i
ee ;
oe See
oe }
pee ih Gout 1 shel — Jerd me, Aad
| Sy vA [Ss ib.
\ Cae a cananae Ss raecirinae es ene £262) a: a
Ol prow tect 1t now. "Twas my fore_—fa_ es
2 ar omer aS (ay
coma acrencer e~ 6 AT ener ‘een ee
eee TSA I FSR SEAR eran
Liencie crn aia ota soe eg eee ele eed
io aoe (es ea : a
ry s é S
Hand, That -plac’d it ne: ie Coby.) There
Gamer tv irireere
of
wood “man let mt sen Z rel axe shal] nara ee
Sy vail
me: Se cs NM ATI N TAS nee Peet Bs et he eH
ier ier aber adennlned ee He el eae Lat al
ry —F otf et lec aH Ho Het te ete
ay ay =
os SS
Ss a
That old familiar tree, When but a thoughtless child,
Whose glory and. renown I sought us grateful shade,
Is spread oer land and sea, With youthful sports begml’d.
Ah! would'st thou hack it down: Here, too, may sister plavd
Woodman, forbear that stroke My ‘tiother kisst me here
Cut not its earth bound ties; My father press'’d mv hand;
Oh! spare that aged oak! Task, and with a tear,
_ Now tow'ring to the skies. Ob! let that old oak stand!
‘fl fl. fee
ote ih: ark
mf ’ ae ee Haba
ell, Ul tele i
: A inet
: ne
lial
y gin 3 be
2 Le ee ITT
Te I
Ht rll
| rin Ss ;4#
Ha ca hi
ry han’, In ev
i
feed
,
ev
eae
‘SSEsk
[a
i i i hs Hy)
oS oddog Uuou vin 270014 1s d ih C d aes NI SN
& hh ihe aad bea ad
7A
) eel aot ks .
iF. ERE _ ee Ge ;
7 Se Sey, _ DSS a a a a A ie [Derek cmermslw. |
vA 2 Say Ae a a ea eee ean” em Aes a NE Lo)” a oes j
Gl fests race ele ee LE TEED VUE PE DE ES” g Z
spent amang
)
9)
The warl'y,race may riches chase
An’ riches. stifl may flee them, Q!
Yor you sae douse ye sneer atthis,
Ye're nought but senseless asses, 0!
An’ tho’ at last they caich ‘em fast, | The wisest man the war’ c’er Saw,
Their hearts can uc'er enjoy them,O!
Green grow, &c.
Bat gic me a canny hour at e'cn,
My arms. about my dearie, 0!
_ An’ warl'y cares An’ warl'y men |
|
May a gac tapsailtecric, 0.
Green srow, &c.
The dearly lovd the lasses, O.
Green grow, ke.
Fe
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Auld nature swears, the lovely dears
Her noblest work she classes,O!
{ice ‘prentice han’ she try’d. on man,
An’ then she made the lasses, O.
Grecn grow, &c.
a2
© all, OU wes Ve py, piss
lee or 3 Voices DY? Callcott.
| To all you ladies now at land, We men at sea im __
2 es
F, ld
SE a ee
A 4
eee gage
‘Id all you ladies nowat jand, We men at sea m-—
—— i
=o
[erevam i cess en ule eres an coe AS
S82 ee +——| at z 2227 Sa eS
To all vou ladies now at land, We inen at sea in_-
write, The imuses now and. Neptune too, we must implore to
write to you to write to you, with a fa Ja lala Ja la la with a
Sa
write to you to write to vou with a
. 23
o—e,0-# 4 4 @ @ _@-), Te
GERD ESEESE
SSS seas
zee =e eee eee
fat ek witha fa la lala Jawitha f Ja la ja la;with 4
2 ee ae ee Se aes = =
oe Se eee eee eee ea
fa la la la Ja la Ja witha fala Ja Ja la witha f Ja lalala,with a
a fa la la la Jalalawiha f la Jawitha fa la laavith 4
eS] osama a ya.
io ae es Eee 2 a
Velaay AY. Pee Se I EE a A RT (2 eee EE ET)
[fee Se SES Se JD SG Se ED ee” Ee
fla la Ja bala Jawitha fala la la lala lawith a es
ee gg
(és ae ar Se
falalalalala lawitha fala lala lala la, with 2d. fa la la la
- oh a eA We Se ee
te "a er Gas
_ Ia da ta le with a HEEe
ty oe _# I
apt Sao
lalalawitha fa la lawiha fa la lawitha f& la lalala.
2
In. justice you cannot refuse, =
To think of our distress, worthy of your love. .
Wher we for hopes of honor lose, eae ===
' Our certain happiness, Wonhy. of - yout love.
‘All these designs are but to prove, a =e
worthy of your love.
Ourselves more worthy of your love . Withats. las dw 1a
And ngw we've told you all our loves, 2
And likewise all our fears, maa ——
In hopes this declaration moves, SS
Some pity for ow tears, at. Seas
Lets hear of no inc onstaney, | = —
We have enough of that at sea. that at Seas, vs
With a fa la la lake.
w / “Ay? G i : i
¥ ip, ol oly oe
. iN
Written by RBurns,
y - ® s—
& = (Seabee ee eS 2 Pm 2 ry bg
© marae i; SEES RG ET ee 2) ES 7) SSE ee RE aT Se a _ Sas Ea
Ne pA t a Te 64 Gee ee ee pore
are
S
La id
aS g eau]
i
Q = 5 ERASERS PETES a 2 eS es ae ae
+ @ 2 f
Where the windshowl to the waves dash ing roar.
Noe
OT
ahh cae oS UN SO
9 os
i é z
There would 1 weep my wocs, There seek my lost re__pose,
f a
y Ceaaeeeaa aE aaa eee aes
"CE TS ie a ee ee 2) a ca Ra
CS) Seen ee oe ee ee ee oie "Bea" EEN
e
There would] weep my'woes, There seck my lost re _pose,
D zt =
f ra I # !
Ai fetemancs ieee pear Tee ama Yaa =
| 15 3 BBGlA ATA [aes ou {
Rg pp anmearses
iin a Meee —————— : —-
aay es Cs ee Sa Sie 7
gag o_o meron Sy PETRELLI
Till gricf my eyes should close, Ne'er to wale . more.
Falsest of worman land, canst thou declare,
Al thiy fond plighted vows feetng AS an,
Yo thy new lover hie,
Laugh oer thy perjtiry,
Thea im thy bosom try
What peace is there.
26.
S| ie, ines
ra aa — te ig
liVU=A00 Wa. ae a [a : SS SSR See 1 @ J .
DSSS Sl Ran aE rH YRC. [Or eS RAN COL ea SORT
[roast] Pa ra SEES ys 5
a Sr SSeS SS Ss — 3s
fer__ry. Shall your Tho--mas take a spell, Shall your
_ Win iS Ee Ra a ea ey, ee le —
4 a 1) SS SS aS ISS Fas gA-~
(pees fy ge
rae)
But to hope and peace a stranger,
“In the battles heat I go;
Where exposd to every danger,
Some friendly ball shall lay me low:
>
3
Then mavyhap when homeward. steering,
With the news mv messmates come;
Even you my story hearing,
With a sigh may crv poor Tom!
EE /y 7 ee.
VN, (Yay), Jit
Hy fae : Py Lf, 7G ai fee nog
CYitti) C/U yy ttt’ bb Wes, é
Catch
itt) SS Th)
1 Ss =e : == 2
reins ecu]
ee ee
Cob Tin a Cob_ler and a Tin __ker
C= —— a ae fo Hf
ler ker a Cob. ler and a Tin ker
Wele fe Lh nthe Wily |
eee es teh
TEC,
All.
aie te
warn
— t— —+—_—_- .,
ae Dig Nae
| fabour, Ml hand thee along | And I say unto thee that
|
DO : —A a N
throng, thou and {| wil be first m_ the
e
~~
| mate shafl the sports have be. Banya When. the
ee
Peay jae
Sag mm iaiea|
ov Ae eg age
sierlaeaeenenneeetenamntaammmmmmnmmnion :; seme h —
US. AMG one alee i tears enpaea ee
ap areata eee: 4
ao
Doak nergy yey each
Faure ns amps, el
ciy words and my deeds are the same,to
prove that
dangh_ter, Fairest of them all .For his bride a sol__dier
7 1 Gish. ia
es ee eS
— 5
On the banks of Allan Water ; | On the banks of Allan Water
When the Winter snow fell fast.
When brown Autumn spreads its store,
There I saw the Miller's daughter, Still was seen the Miller's daughter ;
But she smil’d no more : Chillins blew the blast,
For the Summer Srief had brought her,| But the Miller's lovely daughter
And her soldier false: was he,— - Both from cold and care was free; -|
On the banks of Allan Water | On the banks of Allan Water
Neqe so sad as she. i There a corse lav she.
PPI
oN SN
x NW
Wards 7 y LL. ae Trigoy ta WUSDE Gi) LF Gay F LOGE ia
ty
(ee
a’ SaeE BD z y VEE WI eS a ee
By. Sy aia ese iS a EES Ca A BE. “@) CE EE ES
Se) ee ee is Pe eR Le Ee el Pe ee PR
mer. SECU REET] ESE (eT Sl Sor! a Se EE
e
“glorious time it mmst have been-when the trac Engtish marth that’s
o_o
=
day, The
2 ae A LY
SFT ESE. et GR iene | GE! TG 2. ES ae
Con SE GT RE A AR Re | ee ee a ee ee ee er eee
i) EE SETS RS Re ee ees | ee eee Se _ a DR Pe So
8 SRE Es EE i [nT (FOR IS PRERTEEESI SR TREIR (F FESS 7 AT OO” A
ceased on the first of May, The children were there,and the
ess]
v r,
grace the fair scene With her boys like wild flowers a_
m a OM ge
; Se ee
Pa | eo | (23 TSS CE Be ES I, a] aR Ts ey
ities Go ces Po ee ie eee eee oe
Atle fe i et Fess] as
smooth his wild frown fa Jala lalala lalalala ee a
A a =" e Se
N a
Se SS NEE SS 0 OTST |
a!
is SE LT BB a
uf lala aoe
- But now merry month we are grown far too wise |
To dance on the daisies beneath the blue skies,
Alas_on the spot, where the sport was so sweet,
Where linger the traces of right merry feet,
We build up our mansions and Cits may now poll,
Where once stood the dancers, around the May pole,
But sull we've left what will neer pass away,
Women quite as lovely and flow’rs just as gay.
Fa la la la &c
38
Words by Gay.
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Moth ge fly onlay dhe!
Handel.
Sting by Miss Romer, in Aas k& Hele
Ale, 9 ¢ © Dyas ge, ay. gata, at
‘iat , -— ee
S.C ae Rea 0 —
ci) GS BESTT hi eee AREER | a
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fo Ee ee Saas / i
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a a
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Sung by M” Braham.
i pay Bea BE 1 en Ke!
(Te: erg | i] hw LU 8: BO! A
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SOS PE (280 Ce }—} +} za
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hollow dingle side “Where the Aelks S| fames ghde, oe Niel
la ‘ ——
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5 ERS EE ES oe EE SC OI RSS (Ed a Ee
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lofty “water fall, Thro the mountains aa hall bon ny
ae fi
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if a ie Pes SS SS) ESR SP TE Sl OSE PEL 7
tye et ce =e aa 2 eee ee oS ee ae a i
7 =e EEL Se BS ae aS aa 5 $10 CE: TEER SR Ker Pet
Then we'll up to yonder glade, bonny lassie, O!
Where so oft beneath the shade, bonny lassie, O!
With the songsters in the grove, we have told our tale of love,
And have sportive garlands wove, bonny lassie, 0!
Ah! i seon must bid. adien, bonny lassie, O!
‘to this fairy scene and you, bonny lassie, O!
To the streamlet windmg clear,to the fragrant scented bri'r,
E’en to thee of all most dear, bonny lassie, O!
For the frowns of fortune lour, bonny lassie, O!
On thy lover at this hour, bonny lassie, O!
Ere the golden orb of day wake the warblers on the spray,
From this land [must away, bonny lassie, 0!
And when on a distant shore. bonny lassie, O !
Should I fall midst battles roar) bonny lassie!
Wilt thou, Jaha,when you hear of thy lover on his bier,
To his mem'ry drop a tear, bonny lassie, O!
Cis -
Oe ey Kos f Es C Cee i
A Favorite Glee. D? Calteott.
Moderato.
47
Vet 3
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Eo Le A RAY (ES I Ba Lina Sen ‘UE FS aw : 5
So SS Se Sa Se eee See es ems ee
7" 9 | | 7 Ht i SS ee aE
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f = ees =e ————— a
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high oer his Srave the wil Aow trees wave, Who died
a)
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of feat mn es ean En a
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fight of an Jar row, And” fast
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tcpled by permission oF the OMPOser
wealth At the sound of the merry lond horn
shmmber in bed after dawn
tha
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voice We mount antl to cover
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of the Bugles sweet
the sound
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steps quickly-trace, At the burst of ti pack all the hgllow is
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rent,Now were off tay brave boys in fall chace, Hark forward-a way,
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Sung by IP Dahan, In the Merry, Wives of Windsor.
8.
ase a Ec = SSS Sa Sea! a acme ea
ad fei EE Ee mabe
wv Vv 1’
Fage But thou. a way dread Winters near Oh'swect Anne Page
we ea ioreet eee GS aa SS eaten 0 mee Sg fe Oe Paced
ie att og te telat ee eis ei
wv Se :€ 3
fohp2 re he ee pp ee Po
When April's glorics stine on me, But sweets or colors stoln from thee ;
Oh! sweet Anne Page | Yet though us Winter thou. away
And violets bloom,Oh! none T see, Still there ttiv shadows make it May,
Ob! swect Anne Lage ! On! sweet “Anne Page | !
56. ME a G, oe
OME tH! (O00L/ 017,
Glee ee — threkarl of Morington.
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Fey a eo ee a ——
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Here im cool grot,and mossy ceil, 8 ae
Vivace.
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wv
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Slow and Fiano.
' Here in cool grot,and mossy cell, we
PN - R
Se ee eee
Here m cool grot,and mossy cell, / | we
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Faimres| we rural Fays we rural Fays and Fairies dwell,
1 Gea Ves am eS a q ge SS sw
rural Fays and. ae we ruoral Fays and faimes dwell,
rac DEAE WEST r 1
AT RTE DERG oo ie Ss
a == =e = :
, vPural fays and Fairies we rural Eays and-Barwe ale Hn at
| Tho'rarely seen by mortal sye, When the pale moon ascends
rsacae Sate eee |
The rarely seen by mortal eye, When the pale moan ase endmg
“Tho rarely seen by mortal eye, Wher the pale mbon ascending
high, darts darts thrq yon limes her quiv'ring quiv'ring
daris thro’ yon limes her qniv-ring quiring -
high darts theo! yon limes her quiv'rjag quvring
Naas | |»
[abate
fris
: hw
Bessa
We Baele it Frisk it frisk it frisk it
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D cena eum neta Ti =a FISTS GAELEANS a ara
ete
Rwy 2 we, L SIAC SENET —
vu Oe yi
near these crystal streams, frisk 1 frisk it
f e__ RUbea EMC etiio as Ve
wy. TS] C =z marae om
v TD) (EN TST ar ESL
coe PEATE AE Se EA Pas — ERI "tear Te raran LT, CA Se CTE TY fe
near these crystal streams, frisk it
& ey att +g ea —— = 9
near these crystal streanis, frisk it frisk its) |
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5 ER ES SS RES LS Baas a GE 7
neat these crystal streams, frisk it
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&
Triste if near these exystal streams Her beams re_
Wa ee Ss
sau ee: SE (aa oes a : Sas See
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frisk it frisk it near these crvstal streams Her beams re_
aa
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@ 2 ky x as 8 fea Ney oar SS es
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frisk it feisk it near these crystal streaiis Her eas re_
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en i. EE eT apeeess = Stow : ray.
ce eee Tesi — — oases ce
_fleeted from, the wave The
_flected from the wave Alford the Hah o our revels crave The
Q- ae — —
rire SSS
flected from the wave Afford the light our revels crave The
[aS ze ne a 4 mas aha See TO ps
WRected from the wave our revels crave The
turfwith dasies broiderd oer Exceeds we wot the Pa rian
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Fc, Gam oom (ie ere arene ea ee =
20D SED SS :
floor, Nor yet for art_fol
Y SSE Oe A 5 ena Sot ire
Pre ew _ ea prsso tay =a aaa aS ay.
ef ca fons Sy RRO "a. p
1S) ae ie 2 ~_A a i
Floor, Nor yet for artinl strains, Nor = yet = for art_fal
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SS
4 Pet Fa Seed oa ee
ae yet for artful strains,
listen listen
Suen we call we call, we call, And listen listen
- we call, we call we call, And stent Hsten Listen! liste: n
sirans We call wecall we call Anil listen. Listen listen listen
to thewater fall. listen = listen liste. = Listen. ~~ to the water
2
to tie wnter fall Itsten listen Usten listen % the watenfall.
60
C We Ripe) Aiasl? oF; HOLA
As Sung by MW Wilsons
- Hey the bonnie ho fhe bon_nie Hey fhe bonnie breast mots
€2 2
At nine O'clock the lads convene,
Some end in blue and some in green,
Wi shining buckles in their sheen,
And flowers upon. their waistcoats ;
Ont came the wives a wi a phrase
And wished the lassie happy days,
And mnckle thought they o’ her claes,
Especially, The breast Knots.
Singing, Hey the Bonnie, &e.
3
The bride she was baith young and far,
Her neek ontshone her pearlings rare,
‘A satin snood bound up her hair,
And flowers among the Breast Knots;
The bridegroom gazed but maist [ ween,
He prized the glance of loves blue ‘een,
That made Inn pzowd o’ his sweet Jean,
When she'd got om her Breast Knots .
Siaging Hey the Bonmie, ic.
We te ih
Tine! Men! Ci dow a:
shield.
ve 8 SEE —- a
ve ae Fe eT TT aE lS a
8 So ae a SN eet e a'-|-*-4—
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fh “lS FEO) STR El a NO OS A =
are {i Oy ee [ieig B y | = |
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Sinee then. Im doom'd this sad reverse to prove, To quit cach
fo? ae Siguiente Cae ak ee SEES ~~ S eeore een come rl
Sr, eae a SSN SS ES TS A Si ME) oe io —2
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forgive me pitied let me part; Ah! bat for_
—§ive me pitied let me part; Your frowns too sure, would
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break my sinking heart, Your frowns too sure, would
Yet gratefal roem’ ry soll shall linger here,
“And when perhaps you1e musing eer my fate,
You still may greet me with a tender tear.
Ah! then forgive me pitied let me part,
Your frowns foo sure,would break my smiang heart . -
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ME a A
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2 ee oe
bbe to jnene: : .
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Chairs to mend ald chairs to mend rush or cane
f- K Z sees ~~ EERIE oh eS 5
ay ar st ESaot nae RET A Te ear ~
i: E Semel cn meaner Sa eee vise =
new Mac__ke rel new Mac _ke_ rel.
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1 EECEDE fares EEA ER Genera ee a - CT
old rags, any hare skinsor rabbit skins. ”
=
CY ld ie VA
[7 ee
Slaves to the world should be tossd ina blan let
IF J might have my will
Q) * =
AH >. 3
fast on yon der hill and. falls
it
gronnd. tf touch un ull.
Y
at bay im bold defiance
Bock and Doe come m come in slay Buck and Doe.
gy yes MC
aie
f, 0.
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The jolly horn the rosy morn the ro sy Tnorn ,
The jolly horn the rosy morn,
With harmony of deep taouth'd hounds,
These these my boys are heavenly joys,
These, &c. i .
The Foresters pleasure knows no bounds,
Site, SHopesters “sec 7
The Horn shall be the husbands fee the hushands fee,
The horn shall be the husbands tee,
And Jet bim talke if not in scarn,
The great and sage in every age,
The creat alee
Have not disdaind to wear the horn,
Have not, X&c.
68
hi (foe t/ pe y Dae
rs are: am TEE
fa a iae Sie 2S
Viv heart iS im an-_ —guish and tears fil my
ha :
ae ar areal) Mac wi ae ~ aa
er ee ee ee es
idee eee ere Sate eine
“Yet the ae cates sor__row, still hope__less iv
poe Te, PS eeoe ap a nae
eer ere Wat=—2=09
O, love, thou hast pleasures,
And deeply Ive lovd;
O, love, thou hast sorrows,
Which sorely I prov'd.
But this poor wounded heart,
That now bleeds in my breast;
L can feel by its flott'mng:
fos
Will soon be at rest.
mr
I Ht i! i
mail
i
Ate Dis LANG SYNE:
ucver brought to mind Should auld acquamtayce be for got, And
SS
i
ang syne, well tak’ a cup o' kindness
a :
(ae. =
‘yet,for auld lag syne, eet
[=a Pappa netics Yow 9 By
(ie sr oe arene en jesse ges est
° fen Sim eerae a
a ae p
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if; — 9 | = eles
Xp a Ig ga yg Ses &
ea oO pe
ley Soa
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We twa ron abont the braces,
And pud the gowans fine:
But we've wander'd mony a weary fitt,
Sin anld lang syne,
For auld langsyne, Xxc.
We twa.a paidelt in the burn,
When simmer days were prime,
Bat seas between us braid hae roard,
Sin anld langsyne,
For anlé. &c.
And there's a hand my trusty frien,
And gies a hand o’ thine,
And toom the cup to friendships growth
And anld langsyne.
For auld &c.
And sutely yell be your pint stoup,
As sure as [PIL be mine,
And well tak a right suid willie wanght ,
For anld lapgsynt,
For auld &c.
y
7a ! bay
7 SS ae
ol
a = aes
20S! ¢ Se
(a
Cu _pids dart was
oT
there, A pang [ dare not tell, to pro
ve, And vet cam_not con_-
—
__ceal;T do not lmow if this be love, I do not Imow . if
LW \
A ary Jot "ee Se 2) SS A R
2 BoD (nn ear eee 1 ee, SE ed ed panna}
i7Tiy ie i ee a ._ * <a es | eran] al
0 Saar 1 i eS SE] TT
: §-o— ~~ =
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id yes EE | Gee) PS a ea |_ a
ns ae 2 2 mess
pee is TT SEL eee
Sy is naar gages AER Se Re 78 Sea tS
A secret infmence to bear That pleasmg melody to prove
Makes me one form pnrsue, None bot its self can heal;
As if that form the loadstone were I do not know if this be love,
And I the needle true, But this is what I feel,
7A
Wh Le Ml fubteZ,
Andantino
Con Expresstone,
fis
LY 2
2
[e—]
[7 a a
ee ST ee Poa sR DERE
(Ride Steen @ Ged) sone eens od OO oe ames ey Se SS
A) a aaa ee) [aE] Pal Ge ee
AS et 2oe
5 Pp
Be’ 2a) m> perne f Secsiarsn EZ
7 it Pilla Gee
!
knell at part-ing hour, and — yet, — We love no
7 ee ee
inn ee
oo = i eS a
ea SE ———————— [caer ae
py ho
vu waa 2
more | We love no more!
f meee al aee a a
v iro ae
Rall Colla Voce vt
om
J 25" | ed
| re et ace ae meses pee
My thoughts are cold, but Oh! the past appearmg
One silvery smile sheds hshtly ocr this brow,
Aad weans my soul with recognitions cheering .
And hapty thine, with dreams of old, but now, —
We love go more —We love no more!
76
/ we : Pd
A, Witier We his fab Y ME! we XL thts
Andantiiuo
con dolore
a oN
EE? SE ELE I NE, = a, SO, |
asp = GED San be ee eS _
th? rd JUSS ce ee _ AS Y 7 O
Koo, ‘= ea 7 SS ES A SO
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brief as fair; If pas_sion pure young hearts could deem A phantom
i\ N IN —
> Seema ore N i Ss yee)
21 a eae Il ¢ se» Te
4 ieee feramaa So ee SMG eee A eee
5S es ee es ee ee =
of the air; My bro_ken spi__rit would not
y <anee es GE ae a RS a
Sa ee ee SL 28a. a
HY +t Heo tee ee
Fade =
i | |
|
|
|
fai _ rv hope
Hot oh! my tortrd bosom tells,
Too plainly, ‘tis reahty !
One burning thonght there ever dwells,
With painfol constancy.
Ah! no, [ne'er shall cease to mourn,
Sweet hope for me no more will dawn!
London, Pub? by Tingley, 97? Moneeas St Hoxton.
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Z Ladies, and Gentlemen.
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you cansee here is the plan OF co_ mi_cal things in ny
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jg =
Did you eer see the Lord Mayor a trundling a Mop
Did vou eer see a bullrowa hoat sirs,
Did vou eer see a Mmuster spinums a top,
Or aMember a turning his coat sirs,
Shew them [ can, Xc.
Did vou eer see a ‘black with a face white as snow,
Or an old woman whacking her danghter,
Did yoa eer see O'Connell jumping Jim Crow,
Or Mathew get. drunk on pump water,
Stew Gene Se,
Did you eer see a Princess roasting'.a dick, | Did you e'er see a crjpple a bowilinga hoop ,
Or blind people leading the blind sirs, Or a horse drinking punch with a ladle,
Did you eer see a Jew that wats dragsing atruck| Did youeer see her Majestymaking pease soup ,
And a Quaker a pushing behind sirs, | And Prince Albert a rocking the cradle ,
Shew them I can, &e. | Shew them, &e,
¥y -
ees MVE well hy
hd AOC.
Glee.
SESS a ee
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Lets live and Icts love, lets langh and lets sing whilst
Briskely.
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shrill e_eho's ring. Our humours a_gree from cares we are
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with my love I
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ae.
arm house
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jit like like to snide, ad please 1 me with the Trig_¢
The farewell to my fathers house, |
I gang where love invites me,
The strictest duty this allows |
When love with honour meets me:
When Hvmen moulds us into ane
My Robies nearer than my kim,
And to refuse him were a. sin,
Sae langs he kindly treats mc.
When [im in my ain house,
True love shall be at hand ay,
To make me still a prodent sponse
And let my man command ay,
Avoiding every cause of strife,
The common pest of married Life,
That makes tan wearied of his wife
And brealces the kindly band, ay
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Believe me the fond silver tide,
Knew from whence it derivd the fair prize,
For silently swelling with pride,
{lt reflected ber back to the skies.
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When Charlie looked the letter on,
He drew his sword the scabbard from,
Come follow me my merry merry men,
To meet Johnnie Cope in the morning.
Hey Johnnie Cope are ye waking vet,
Or are your drums a beating yet?
Wi claymore sharp and mosic sweet,
Well make ye mirth I the mortiing.
Atween the gray day and the sun
The highland pipes came slarling on:
Now fye Johnnie Cope get up and ron,
Twill be a bloody morning.
O yonis the warpipes deadlic strom,
ft queclls our pipe and drouns ourdrom,
The bonnets blue and broadswords come,
“Twill be a bloody moining.
Now Johnnie Cope be as goods your word,
And try our fate wi fire and sword,
And tak na wing likeafrighten'd bird,
Thats chased frae its nest in the morning.
The war pipes gave a wilder screed,
The clans came down wi’ wicked speed,
- He laid his leg ont oer a steed,
I wish you a good morning.
Moist wi’ his fear and spurring fast,
An auld man speered as Johnnie past}
How speeds it wi’ your gallant host!
I trow they've got their corning,
I faith,quo Johnnie I got a fleg
Frae the claymore and Philabeg
If I face them again, Deil break my leg,
So I wish you a good morning.
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See approach proud Edwards powr Chains and Sla_ve__ry.
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wee Wha will He a traitor lmave,
“SCOTS WHA HAE WI WALLACE BLED.
Jug by Mr Wilson.
* Wha can fill a cowards grave,
Wha sae base as be a slave,
Let. him turn and flee!
Wha for Scotlands King and law,
Freedoms sword will strongly draw,
Freeman stand or freeman fa,
Let him on wi’ me!
By oppression’s woes and pains;
By your sons in servile chains;
We will drain our dearest veins,
ut they shall be free.
Lay the proud usurpers low!
Tyrants fall m ev'ry foe!
Liberty's in every blow! fe
Let us do or die! Lub4 by J. Bingley, Moneyers Se Hoxton.
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when : heard the bon. nic por nie bird The fears cam’ a’ diap pi = n tare__ly; x
Quo [ bird my bonnie bommie bird,
ts that a tale ye borrow;
Or ist some words ye've learnt by rote,
Or a lilt: o' dool * an’ sorrow?
“Oh! no, no, no, the wee bird sang.
aby [ve flown sin’ mornin’ earlie;
Bot sie aday o' win’ an’ rain,
“Oh! wacs me for Prince Charlie!”
“On hills that are by right his ain
“He roams a lonely Stranger
“On ilka hand hes pressd by want
“On ilka side by danger
“Yestreen [ met him in a Glen
“My heart near borsted fairly
“For sadly c 'd mdeed was he
“Oh waes me for Prince Charlie!” !
Pub by J Bingley 37, Moneyers St’. Hexrten.
Darl night came on the tempest howld
Out owre, the hills and valhes,
“And whar wast that your Frince laydown,
“Wha's hame shonld been a Palace?
“He rowd him in a hichland plaid,
“Which covered him but s arely,
“And slept beneath a bush o' broom;.
“Oh = me for Prince Charlie!”
Bat now the bird saw some red coats,
‘And he shook his wings wi’ anger;
“Oh! this is noaland for me,
“Tl tarry here nae langer:.’
Awhile he hoverd on the wing
Ere he departed fairly;
Bat weel L mind the farewell strain
"Twas _‘Waes me for Prince Charlie: .
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Wee Ss fe fel Chute: |
ee ee eae
wad ona fics for Chaclie; Wha wad _na
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piste tp dg
Wha wadna kc. , Wha wadna &c
Rouse, rouse ve Kilted warriors ! | See ‘the northern clans advancing,
Rouse, ye heroes of the north See Glengary and Lochiel |
Ronse and join your Cheiftains banners, See the brandishd broad swords glancing !
“Tis your Prince that leads von. forth, | Ihighland hearts are true as steel,
: |
Wha wadna Xc. Wha wadna &c.
Shall we basely crouch to vyrants? | Now oar Prince has reard_his ane
Sball we own a foreign sway? | Now triumphant is our-cause,
Shall a royal’ Swart be banish = Now the scottish Lion rallies,
While a stranger roles the day. | Let ns strike for Prince and laws.
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Aud whar gat ve that young thing, my Boy Tammy;
I gat her down in yonder How,
-Smilmg en a bonny know,
Herding ae wee Lamb and Ewe,
For her poor Mammy.
_What said ye to the Bonny Bairn, my Boy Tammy;
I prais’d her Een, so lovely blue
Her cherry cheek and benny mot’
I pree'd it aft,as ye may true,
She said, she'd tell her Mammy.
i held her to my beating heart, my young, my smibng lammy;
T hae a honse, it eost me dear,
Tve walth o' plenishan and gear,
Ye'se get it a’ wast ten times mair,
Gin ye will leave venr Mamuny.
_ The smiel gae'd aff her houny face, 1 maun nae leave my Mammy,
She's gi’en me meat; she's gi'en me claes,
She's been my comfort a’ my days,
My father’s death bronght mouy waes,
I mann nae leave yy Mammy.
Well tak her hame, and mak her fam, my am kind hearted lammy,
We'll sie her meat, we'll gie her claes,
-Well be her comfort a’ her days,
The we thing giés her hand, and says,
There, go and ask my Mammy.
Has she been to the Kirk wi’ thee, My Boy Tammy,
She has been to the Kirk wi’ me,
And the tear stood in ber Ec, ©
Bot oh! she's bot a young thing.
_ Just comie frac her Mammy.
C1 pA COMM E OhUMLMLE,
Caine ye by Ath old lad wi the Fhil_a beg Down by the Tonumal or
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[ll lay me down and die;
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And he has given to me his
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virtues rare.
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He, gratefu' took the gut;
think to seek it back,
Could { but
{It would be war than_theft .
For langest life can meer repay
The love he
bears to me;
ere [m foreed to break my troth,
And:
[ft lay me down and die.
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As lie came marching up the street, | Now had awa’ ye Lowland loon,
The pipes plavd loud and clear, | And court nae lassie here,
And a the folk came running ont, | The fhghland man's came back again,
To meet the Chevalier. | Wi the young Chevalier.
Wi’ Highland bonnets on their heads, | And its up yon heathery Mountain ,
And clavmores lang and clear, | And down. yon cragey sien,
They cae to fight for Scodand’s right, | We dare nae go a milking
And the yonng Chevalier. For Ouse and bis men.
Oh! Charlie, &c. | Oh! Charlie, &c.
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Ming hae been He wore the royal red and green A braver lad ye wad aa Seca Than
O yeve been lang a coming Wel come roy._al Char_Hhie.
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Wihien Charlie in the H ighland shiel We daurna brew a peck o' mant
Forgathrit wi’ the great Lochiel, But Geordic he mann cat a fan't,
O sic kindness did prevail And to our kail wi’ scarce get saut,
Atween the cheif and Charlie, For want o' Royal Charlie,
O ye've been lang o' coming kc. O ye've been lang o' coming Xxc.
Bot at Falkirk and Preston Pans, Since our true King was tumd awa,
Supported by oar Highland clans , A doited German roles us a,
fle brak the Hanoverian bands, And we are forced against the law,
—Onr brave young royal Charlie, Yor the right belangs ‘to Charlic,
© veve been og o' coming dx. O ye've been lang o! coming Sc.
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Pale sorrow shades the quivi ring flame ,
‘That Sieains on wuth’s neglected shrine,
The frozen. brook the mountain stow, |
‘The pearls,that on the thistle shine,
The northern winds that clafly blow, Fannd by those sighs which. still proclanm.,
Are emblems of amy Valentine, ' ‘How rauch 1 love thee Valentine:
Wheneer the icy hand of death,
Shall grasp this sensate frame of mine
(m av cald hp, the fleeting breath,
Shall murmur torth:dear Valentine.
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“The moorcock that crams on the brow of Ben Connal ,
“He kens o’ lis bed in a sweet mossy hame;
“ The eagle that soars o'er the cliffs o’ Clan_Honald,
“Unaw'd and anbnnted, his ciry can claim.
*“'The Solan can sleep on his shelve of the shore;
‘“The Cormorant roost on the rocks of the sea;
“Put helthere is ane whose hard fate I deplore:
“Nor house, ha!nor hame,in this country has he.
“The conflict is past, and onr name is no more;
** There's nought left but sorrow for Scodand and me.
“The target is torn from the arms of the just,
“The helmet 1s cleft on the brow of the brave,
‘“ The claymore for ever in darkness must rast,
“But red is the sword of the stranger and slave:
“The hoof of the horse, and the foot of the proud,
“Have twode oer the plomes on the bonnet of blac.
“Why slept the red bolt im the breast of the cloud,
“When tyranny revelld in blood of the tne?
“*Pareweel my" young hero,thé gallant and good!
"The erown of thy Fathers is torn from thy brow.
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Down by the burn side & Lady did dwell, | M*?Jean she was making the elder tower wine,
At the head o lus table he thought shed lool well, | And what brings the Laird here at sie a Like time ,
Macleishis ae Danghter < Clavers ha lee | She put off her apron,and on her silk gown ,
A pennyless lass wi a lang pedigree. | Her mutrh wi'red ribbons,and gaed awa down.
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A ring on his finger, his sword,and cockd hat, ; Butoh bow he stared_when the Lady said na.,
And wha could refuse the anld Laird w'a that. And wi'a laigh Caxtsey she then turned awa.
He mounted his mare, he rode cannilie, | The Laird was dum founder'd nae sigh did he gee
And rapt at the yett o’ Clavers__ha _lee; | He mounted his maye ,he rode cannilie;
Gae tell M’ Jean to come speedily ben, | | And. often he thought as he gaed thro the glen,
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Ha, ha.the wooing Ot, ;
Duncan sighd baith out and m,
Grat his een baith bleest and bhon
Spak o' looping oer a linn
Ha, ha, the woomg Ot.
Tame and chance are but a ude,
Ha. ha,the woomg Ot,
Slishted love is sare to, bide,
“Ha, ha,the wooing Ot,
Shall L like a fool quoth he,
For a hanghty hizzie dic, —
She may gaec to France for me,
Ha, hia, the wooing OL,
How it comes let Doctors tell,
Ha, ha, the wooing Ot,
Meg srew sick as he grew heal,
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Somibmg in her bosom wrings,
For relic. a sigh she brings, |.
And oh, her een they speak"sic things,
Ha, ha, the wooing Or.
Dancan was a lad o' grace,
Ha, ha, the woomg OF,
Maggies was a piteous case
Ha, ha, the wooing Ot,
Duncan condna be her death,
Swelling pity smioor'd his wrath,
Now tieyre crouse and canty baith,
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To charm the adinining gazers sight, | As bloommg spring unbends the brow,
And sweetly tempt’ to taste them ; Of surly, savage winter.
Her sumile is as the evening mild, Distractions eye ho aim can gain
Wheu feath xed pairs are courtmg, Her winning pow'rs to lessen,
And litte lambkins -wanton, wild , And ‘fretfull envy grins in vain,
In playful bands disparting. The poison'd woth tw fasten.
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Frae Johno’ Gtoat's to Arrly,
Bat vows baith late an’ early
Hae to a man declard to stand, To man she'll ne'er gie heart orhand
Or fa’ wi’ royal Charlie. Wha wadna fecht for Charlie.
Come thro the Heather, &c,
Come tro’ the Heather, &c,
The Lowlands’ a’ baith great an sma’,
Wi’ mony a lord am’ laird, hae
Declard for Scotia's Tir
An’ speir -ye wha. ]
Then, herés a health to Charlies canse
Au bet compleat an early,
fis very name our hearts blocd warms
Te arms for royal Charlie.
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In hamely weeds. she far” excecds, the fairest of the toun,
Baith grave and gay confess it sae, tho’drest in rustic goun;
The ganiesome lgnibs that sucks the dam mair hameless canna be
She has nae fant Gf sic we cat) except her love for me,
The sparkling dewof clearest hue is ike her shining ecu,
In shape an air wha can compare wi’ my sweet lovely Jean.
QO biaw ye westin’ wmds. blaw saft, among the leafy trees.
Wi’ gentle breath frae mur an dale bring hame the Jaden'd bees,
An bring tie lassie back to me thais ave sae neat au clean,
Me bli o' her wad banish care see charming is my Jean.
What sighs an vows among the knowes hae past atween os twa,
How fairs tO meet, How’wae to part, that dav she gade awa, *
The pow'as aboon can only ken, to whom the heart 1s secu,
That nane cau be sae dear to me, as my sweet lovely Jean.
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Hang down their heads an a’ that,
The coward slave we pass him by
And dare be poor for a’ that,
For a that and a’ that, | -
Therr purse proud looks and a that
In ragged coats yell often fmd
The noblest hearts for a that
‘Ye see yon birkie cad a lord
‘Wha struts and stares and a’ that,
Tho hutidreds worship at his -ward,
He's but a cuif for a’ that, ;
Kor a’ that and a’ that,
fis ribbon star and a’ that,
A man of independent mind,
Can lJoak and daugh and a’ that.
The Kmg can make a belted Amght,
A Marquis Duke and a’ that
The honest mans above his anight,
Guid faith the manna’ fa' that,
For a that and a’ thai,
Ths dignities and a’ that,
The pith o' sense and pride o' worth,
Are grander far than a’ that.
Then let us pray that come it may,
And come it shall for a’ that,
That sense and-worth oer a the earth.
Shall baith agree for a that,
For a that and a’ that,
its commg yet for a that,
When man and man the warld oer,
Shall bretheren be and a’ that.
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Becatse ve hae my tame o’ clink,
That ye can please Ime at a wink,
‘Whene er ve hke tory,
‘ “O Ribhie, Xe.
:Bnt sorrow tak lim that's sae mran,
Attho’ his pouch o' coin were clean,
Wha follows ony saucy quean,
That looks sae proud and high,
O Tibbie, &c.
Altho’ a lad were e'er sae smart,
Tf that he want the yellow drt, |
Yell cast your head anither art,
And answer him fa’ dry,
O Tibbie, kc.”
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But
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Yell fasten. to him Kke a
Tho’ hardly he for an or ea
Be betier than the kye.
O Tibbie &c.
Your daddies gear “makes you sae nice
The deil a ane wad spiet your price,
Were ye_as poor as |.
Tibbie &c.
There lives a lass in vonder park,
I would na gie her in her sark,
For thee wi'’a thy hee mark,
Ye need_na look sae high.
O Tibbie Xc.
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Aboon them a’ I loe lim better; And tho’ I hae meikle tocher;
And I'll be his and hell be mine, Yet rich im kindest, truest love,
The bonnie lad o' Galla water. We'll tent our flocks by Gala water.
Tt neer was wealth it neer was wealth,
That coft contentment, peace or pleasure,
The bands and bliss o'mnmal love,
O thats the chiefest warld’s treasure.
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Is the bravest dish in all the land, In hononr of the King of bhss,
When thns bedeck‘d with a gay garland,| Which on this day to be served is
Let us servire cantico. In Reginensi Atrio.
Capat, &c. Caput, &c.
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Has made our bills and valleys gay; | Amene her nestlings) sits the throsh
The birds rejoice m Teafy bowers, Her fairhfo mate will share her toil
The bees hum round the breathing flowers: Or wi his sang her care begmile
Blythe mornms lifts his rosy eye, ‘Bat [ wi’ my sweet norslings here
And evening S tears are tears of joy; “Nae mate to help nae mate to cheer
My sovl, delightless, a’ surveys, | Fass widowd nights and joyless days
While Willie's far frae Logan braes. |While Willies far frae Logan braes
O, wae upon you, man o’ state, ©
That brethren rouse to deadly hate !
As ye make manya fond heart mourn,
Sae may it on your heads return,
How can your fimty hearts enjoy
The widowd tear the orphan's cry,
But soon may peace bring happy days,
And Wilhe hame to Logan braes !
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Yd rove and neer be eerie,O,
if through the glen I gaed to thee,
My ain land dearie, O,
Altho’ the night were neer sae wilds
AndIwere peer sae wearie,O,
Id meet thee on the lea_rig,
My ain land dearie, O.
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Olet us not, like snarling curs,
In wrangling be divided, O,
"fill slap come in an unco loon,
And wi’a rung decide it, O.
Be Britain sull to Britam true,
Among ourselves united ;
For never but by British hands
Most Brinsh wrongs be righted,
The wretch that woud a tyrant own,
_ And the wretch his moe born brother
Whod set the mob aboon the throne
May they be hanged to gether,
The kettle of the: lark and state,
Perhaps a clanb may fail in't, O.
But deil a foreign tinkler loon
Shall ever ca’ a nail m't,O.
Our fathers blood the kettle bought
And who wou'd dare to spoil it?
By heavn, the sacrilegious dog
Shall fuel be to bail it!
Who will not sing"God save the King?
Shall hang as ‘high as the steeple:
But while we | sing ‘God save the king”
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O Tollochgorum'’s my delight,
It gars us a’ m ane noite,
And ony sumph that keeps up spite
. In conscience L abhor him.
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Blythe and merry, blythe and merry,
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And mak’ a’ cheerfn’ quorum,
Blythe and merry we's be a,
As S as we hae breath to draw,
And dance till we be like to fa,
_ The reel o Tullochgorum.
There need na be sae great a phraize,
Wi dringing dofl [tahan lays;
_1T wadna nee our ain strathspeys
For a hundred score o em
There donff and dowie at the best,
Douff and dowie, douff and dowie,
.Thewe douff and dowie at the best,
Wi. a their varioroum.
. They're donff'and dowie at the best,
Their allegros, and a' the rest,
canna please a Highland taste
_ Compard wi Tollochgorum.
But for the discontented fool
. Who wants to be oppression’ tool,
May envy gnaw his rotten sonl
. And discontent devour him!
- May dool and sorrow be his chance,
. Dool. and sorrow, dool and sorrow,
| May peace and plenty:
Let warldly minds themselves oppress.
Wi fear o’ want, and double cess,
And silly sanls themselves distress
Wi’ keeping up decorum.
Shall we sae sonr and sulky sit,
| Sonr and sulky, sour and salky
Shall we sae sour and sulky sii
Like old Philosophornm ~
Shall we sae sour and sulky sit
Wi neither sense nor nmurth vor wit
Nor ever to shake a fit
To the reel o Tnllochgorum.
May choicest blessings still attend
Each honest hearted open friend
And calm and quict agi ee end
And a thats good watch oer him
May peace and be his lot
Feace and plenty peace and plenty
May peace and ‘plenty be his lot ~
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May dool and sorrow be his chance
And honest souls abhor him
May dool and sorrow~be his chance
And a the ills that come frae France
Whaeer he be that winna dance f
The reel o Tullochgorum.
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Robin Adair. Robin Adair.
What made the ball so fine, But now thou'rt cold to me, »
Robin was there. Robin Adair.
What when the play was oer, Yet him I lov’d so well,
_ What made my heart so sore, Soll in my heart shall dwell,
Oh! it was partme with | Oh! I can ne'er forget
Robin Adair. Robin Adair.
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Gang by me as though that ye card na a flee,
But gie me a bhnk wi your bonie black ce,
Yet look as ye were ia looking at me.
Oh whistle, &c.
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And. why ye may lightly my beauty a -wee,
But court nae anither, though joking ye be
For fear that she wile -your fancy fiae me,
Oh. whistle, &c.
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John Anderson, my joe, John, whan namre first began ,
To try her canny hand,her master work was man,
And you amang them a John so trig frae top to toe
‘She provd to be nae journay work, John Anderson my joe.
John Anderson, my joe, John, ye were my first conceit,
And ye need na think it stange, John, tho’ [ ea’ ye tim and neat;
Tho' some foke say ye're anld John J never think ye so,
But I thimk ye're aye the same to me, John Anderson my joe.
John Anderson, my joe, John, weve seen our bairns, bairns,
And yet my dear Jokm Anderson, Im happy in your arms;
And sae are ye in mine, John, Im sure yell ne'er say no,
Tho' the days are gane that we hae seen, John Anderson my joe.
John Anderson, my joe, John, what pleasure does it gie,
To see sae mony sprouts, John, spring up tween you and me;
And ilka lad and lass, John, in onr footsteps to 90,
Make perfect heaven here on carth, John Anderson’ my joe.
Johm Anderson, my joe, John, when we were first acquaint,
Your looks were like the raven, your bonny brow was brent;
But now your heads tarnd bald, John, your locks are like the snow,
Yet blessings on your frosty pow, John Anderson my joc.
ohm Anderson, my joe, John, frae year to year we'ye past,
d soon that year mann come, John, will bring us to our last:
But let na that affright us John, our hearts were ne'er our foe.
While in innocent delight we liv'd, John Anderson my joc.
John Anderson, my joe, John, we clamb the hill thesither,
And mony a canty day John, weve had wi ane anither :
Now we maun totter down John but hand in hand well go,
And we'el sleep thegither at the foot, John Anderson my joe.
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The gods one thmg peculiar have, | To merit I no clanm can male,
To rum none whom they can save; But that [ love and for your sake
Then for their sake, support a slave , What man can name I'll undertake,
Who only hives to love thee. So dearly do I love thee.
An thou wert, kc, An thou wert, &c,
My passion, constant as the sun,
Flames gig 8 still,will ne'er have done
Till fate my thread of life has spun,
Which , breathmg out, If love thee.
An thou wert, kc.
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Awake, sweet muse the breathing spring
With raptore warms, awake and sing ;
Awake and join the vocal throng,
Who hail the morning with a song ,
To Nanny raise the cheerful lay,
O bid her haste and come away;
In sweetest smiles herself adorn,
And add new graces to the morn.
O hark, my love, on every spray,
Fach featherd warbler wmes his lay;
Tis beauty fires the ravishd throng
And. loves inspires the melimg song :
Then let my trapturd notes arise,
For beauty darts from Nannys eyes,
And love ty rising bosom warms,
And fills my soul with sweet alarms.
Come my love, thy Collins lay,
With rapmre calls, O come awav ;
Come, while the muse this wreath shall twine,
Around that modest brow of thne,
© Inther haste, and with thee bring,
That beauty blooming like the spring,
Those graces that divinely shine,
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May ill befa’ the flatterin’ tongue, | But what care I how few there be
That wad beguile my Nannie, 0! fia welcome aye to Naunic,0.
er face is far, her heart is tne, My riches a'w's my penny fee,
As spotless as she's bonne 0; | And I mann gnide it cannie, O,
The openin' gowan, wet wi! dew, | Bnt warlds géar ne'er troubles mie,
Nae purer is than Nanme 0. My thochts are a’ my Nannic,O.
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And has nae care but Nannie, O,
Come weel, come wae, I carena by,
Ti tak what heaven will send me, O.
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As I came oer the bracs of Balloch.
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Weel could she dance the Highland Walloch
How happy [had she been mine,
Or Id been Roy of Aldivalloch!
Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch,
Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch,
Wat ye how she cheated me,
As [ came o'er the braes of Balloch.
Her hair sae fair, her een sae clear,
Her wee bit mou’ sae sweet and bonnie,
To me she ever shall be dear,
Tho’ she’s for ever left her Johnme,
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sails among yorr crew.
William who high npon the yard,
Rock with the billows to and fro’,
Soon as her well known voice he heard
He sigh'd,and cast bis eyes below;
And qnick as lightning sa the deck he stands,
So the sweet lark high pois'd in air,
Shots close his eee to his breast;
| If chance his mates shrill call he hear,
And drops at once into her nest.
The noblest Captain in the British Fleet,
| pMight envy William's Ep those kisses sweet.
O Susan, ‘Susan, lovely dear.
My vows shall ever troc remain:
Let me: kiss off that falling tear,
We only part to meet again,
Change as ye list, ye winds my heart’shall be
The faithfol compass that-still points to thee.
The Boatswam gave the dreadfal word,
The sails their swelling bosom spread;
No longer mnst she stay on board,
The cord glides swiftly thro’ his glowing hands.
| Believe not what the landmen say,
Who tempt with doubts thy constant mimd;
They'll tell thee Sailors when away,
In every port a mistress find;
Yes, yes, believe them when they tell thee so,
For thon art present ereno et ] go.
| If to far India’s unas we eal
| Thy eyes are seen in chhamonds bricht;
Thy breath is Africk’s spicy gale,
Thy skin is Ivory so white:
| Thms evry beauteous object that I view,
| Wakes in my soul SPs > charm of lovely Sue.
Though battle ae me from.1 thy arms,
Let not my pretty Snsan monra;
Though cannons roar, yet safe from harms,
William. shall to his dear return.
Love tans aside the balls thatroond me fly, |
| Lest precious = shonld drop from Susans eye. |
wie kissd. she sigl sighd he ling his head.
Her less‘ning boat onwilling rows to land,
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Her Father he makes cabbage nets,
And through the Streets does cry em;
Her Mother she sells laces long
To such as please to buy em;
But sure such folks could necer beget
So sweet a girl as Sally,
She is the darling of my heart,
She lives in our Alley.
When she is by I leave my work,
I love her so sincerely;
My master comes like any ‘lurk,
And bangs me most severcly;
But let him bang his belly full.
Tf bear it all for Sally;
She is the darling of my heart,
She lives in onr Alley.
OF all the days that's in the week,
I dearly love but one day,
And thars the day that comes betwixt
A saturday and monday ; :
For then Im drest all in my best,
To walk abroad with Sally,
She 1s the darling of my heart,
She lives in our Alley.
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Becanse I leave him in the lurch,
As soon as text is named; |
I leave the church in sermon tme
To walk abroad with Sally,
She is the darling of my heart,
She lives in our Alley.
When christmas comes about again,
O then I shall have money ;
TH hoard it op with box and all,
And give it to my honey;
| Would it were twice ten thousand pounds,
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Id give it all to Sally,
She is the darlmg of my heart,
She lives in our Alley.
My master and the neighbours all,
Make game of me and. Sally;
And but for her I'd better be,
A slave and row a galley:
But when my seven long years are out;
1 then will marry Sally,
O then we'll wed and then we'll bed,
But not m our Alley.
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Savourmna deelish shighan_oh!
[ buckled my. knapsack To cross the wide ocean ,
Savourna deelish shighan oh!
Brisk were our twoops all roaring like thunder :
Pleas’d with the voyage impatient for plunder,
My bosom with grief was almost tarn asmmdcr,
Savonrna deelish shighan oh!
Long I fought for my Country, far, far from my true love,
Savourna deelish stighan. oh!
All mv pay and my booty I hoarded for you, love ,
Savourna deelish shighan ot!
Peace was proclaimed: escapd from the slanghter:
Landed at home my sweet vee I sought her:
Kut serrow alas to her cold grave hail brought her,
Savourna deelish shighan ott!
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She paced: the garden here and there, | She ceas’'d a noise her ear alarms,
The village clock struck nine; | The village clock struck ten;
When Lucy cried in wild despair, | When William caught her in his arms,
“He shart, he shan’t be mine! lve ne'er to part again.
Last might he vowd,the garden gate He shewed the ring, to wed next day,
Should find him there, this eve at cight,| He'd been to buy, a long, long way;
But this Pf let the creature see | How then could Lucy cruel prove,
He ne'er shall make a fool of me.” | Td one that did so fondly love!
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Greaie me, by adoption, thy son;
In hopes that youll comply that my glass shall neer run dry,
Nor my smiling litte Crooskeen lawn.
Slantha gal mavourneen, &c.
And when grim death appears, after few but happy years,
And tells me my glass is run;
It say, begone, you slave for great Bacchus gives us Ieave,
To drink another Crooskeen lawn.
Slantha gal mavourneen, &c.
Then fill your glasses high, lets not part with lips adry,
Tho’ the lark now proclaims it is dawn,
And since we can't remain, may we shortly meet again,
To fill another Crooskeen lawn.
Slantha gal mavourneen, kc.
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The daisy pied and all the sweets,
The dawn of natnre vields,
The primrose pale and vilet blue,
Lay scatter'd o'er the field:
Such fragrance in the bosom lies,
Of her whom I adore,
Ah Gramachree &c.
I laid me down upon a bank,
Bewailmg my sad fate,
That doomd me thus the slave of love
And cruel Mollys hate ;
How can she brake the honest heart
That wears her in its core,
Ah Gramachree &c.
You said you lovd me Molly dear,
Ah! why did T believe,
Yet who could think such tender words
Were ment bnt to deceive,
That love ‘was all I askd on earth,
Nay heavn could give no more,
Ah Gramachree &c.
_ Oh had I all the flocks that graze,
On yonder yellow bill,
Or lowd for me the numrous herds,
That yon green pasture fill,
With her I love Id gladly share,
My kime and fleccy store,
Ah Gramachree &c.
Two Turtle doves above my head,
Sat courtmg on a bough ,
I envied. them their happiness,
To see them bill and coo,
Such fondness once for me she shewd ,
But now alas! ‘tis oer,
Ah Gramachree &c.
Then fare thee well my Molly dear,
Thy loss I eer shall moum,
Whilst Hfe remaims in Strephon’s heart ,
“Twill beat for thee alone;
Tho thou art false may heavn on thee,
Its choicest blessings pour,
Ah Gramachree &c.
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Winle oer their head the hazels hing, , The hoary cliffs are crown wi’ flow's
The little birdies blythely sing, White ower the lin the burme pours,
Or lichtly flit on wanton wing, And ,risin’, weets wi' misty showr's
fn. the Birks of Aberfeldy. The Birks of Aberfeldy.
Bonnie lassie, &c. Bonmie lassie, &c.
The braes ascend like lofty wa's | Let formme's gifts at random flee,
The foamin’ stream deep_roarmg fa's | They neer shall draw a wish frae me,
O'erhmng wi fragtant spreadin' shaws | Supremely bless'd wi' love and thee,
The Birks of Aberfeldy. In the Birks of Aberfeldy,
Bonmie Jassie, kc. Bonnie lassie, &c.
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Come from deep glen, and Come as the winds come, when
From mountain so rocky, Forests are rended,
The war pipe and pennon Come as the waves come, when
Are at Inverlochy; Navies are stranded ,
Come every hill_plaid and Faster come , faster come,
True heart that wears one Faster and faster,
Come every steel blade, and Chief, vassel, page , and groom,
Strong hand that bears one. Tenant and master.
Leave untented the herd, Fast they come, fast they come,
ud The flock without shelter, See how they gather !
Leave the corpse uninter'd Wide waves the eagle plume,
The bride at the alter; Blended with heather.
Leave the deer, leave the steer,| Cast your plaids draw your blades
Leave nets and barges , Forward each man set,
Come with your fighting geer Pibroch of Donuil Dhu
Broad. swords and tases . Knell for the onset.
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The like was never seen, O.
As round about the rng he whods,
He cracks his thumbs, and shake Ins duds,
The meal flaw frae his tail in clnds,
And blinded a’ their een, O.
No Allister has done his best,
And weary stomps are needin’ rest,
Besides, with drouth they're sair distress'd
Wi dancing sae, I ween, O.
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trne love's bowr, Gaily for love and fame to fight, Befits the gallant Troubadozr.
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And harp m hand the descant rung, With dauntless heart he hewd his way,
As faithfol to his favrite maid, ‘Mid splintering Tance and falchion sweep ,
The minstrel burthen thus he sung; | And still was heard the warrior lay ;
My arm it is my countrys mght, My life it is my country’s right,
My heart 1s in my Lady's bower; My heart is m my Lady's bower ;
Resolyd for love and fame to fight, For love to die for fame to fight ,
I come a gallant Troubadour. _ Becomes the vahant Troubadour.
Alas upon the bloody field;
He fell beneath the foeman's glaive ,
But still reclinmg on Ins -seld ,
Expirmg sung the exultng stave ;
My life it is my countrys right,
My heart is in my Ladys bower;
For love and fame to fall in fight,
Becomes the valiant Troubadour.
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feelings beat alone, for Emily.
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Other forms may win the heart,
But not with me:
Oh! that heart can never never now,
A thought of change which beats alone,
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Dear Emily!
My heart and feelings beat alone,
For Emily.
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Our sports well keep,
And tl mornings dawn doth glance
‘We'lll to the sea shells music dance.
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tending of the Hay, Bare_head_-ed on the Green, Love
Her arms, white, round and smooth,
Breasts, rising in their down,
- To age, it would give youth,
To press them with his hand;
“Thro all my spirits ran,
An extacy of Bliss,
When I such sweetness find,
‘Wrapt in a balmy hiss.
| Without the aid of art,
Like flowrs, that grace the wild,
| She did her sweets impart,
When e’er she spoke or smild;
Her looks, they were so mild,
Free from affected pride,
She me to love beguild,
I wishd her for my bride.
O! had I all the wealth,
Hope touns high mountains fill,
Insurd long life, and health,
And pleasure at my~will;
I promise and fulfil,
That none but bomny she,
The lass of Peaties Mill,
Should share the same with me.
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The medows I rove with delight , TheCot where sweet Linda_doth
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dwell In silence I ee Geis Thro the lattice she smiled fare_
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Again dearest Linda good night,
Loves Seraph will gaard the’ dear Cot
Tomorrow, if destimy's “bright
My bride proclaim by trial shot;
The harvest moon in splendour rose ,
The Forests gloom was checr'd with light,
And twinkling ota their orbs disclose,
Each fondly gazid and breathd good night.
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Cheerfully,
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frst\it darken'd be, For soon as passing clouds are gone,
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Wa-_-ters of Elle, thy limpid streams are flow_-_ing,
| , AB Ran” in eee <5 Geese ”_ae x |
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smooth and untronbled, through ihe flowry Vale, On thy green
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banks, once more the wild rose blow_ing Greets the young spring, and
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scents the passing gale, Greets the young spring, and scents the
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Here ‘twas at eve, near yonder tree Teposing,
One, still too dear first breathed his vows to thee,
Wear this, he cried his guileful love disclosing,
Near to thy heart, in memory of me.
Love's cherish'd gift, the Rose he gave, is faded;
Loves blighted flower, can never bloom again !
Weep for thy fault, im heart, in mind degraded ,
Weep, if thy tears can wash away the stain.
180 aes paul. E
GMAW 7 aN IN, , / Cgig ag?
C DME YA UWL ie (Dit WG le. Words by Burns
LD 2 a r Bares eed
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birch-.cn shade The vil_lage bell has told the hour O
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ly maid Tis not Ma __ri____as
It is Maria's voice I hear!
So calls the woodlark mm the grove,
His little faithful mate to cheer,
At once ‘tis music and ‘tis love!
And art thon. come, and art thon true!
O welcome dear to love and me!
And let tis all our vows remew,
Along the flowery banks of Cree.
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summit, nit.ched Te her Se high mon tow and tree, vet
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sbi ea Setiecazie aoa eed
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She from her pillow g sently rais'd Three stormy nights and stormy davs,
Her head, to ask who there might be, We toss'd upon the taging Main ,
And saw as Sandy shiv'ring stand, And long we strove our bark to. save ,
With p eek and hollow’ eye , But all our striving Was in vain
O! Mary dear, cold is my clay, Een then when hory or chilld my heat
It lies beneath a stornxy ‘sea, My heart was filld with love for thee,
Far far from thee, I sleep in death, The storm is past, and I at rest,
So Mary weep no more for me. ' So Mary weep no more for me.
O! Maiden dear, thyself prepare ,
We soon shall meet upon that shore ,
Where love is free, from doubt or care,
And thou and I shall part no more,
Loud crowd the cock, the shadow fled ,
: No more of Sandy could she see,
: q But soft the passing Spirit said,
Sweet Mary,weep fio more for me.
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Non Tanto.
Ye banks and braes of bon_-me doon How can ye bloom sae
= ARE SED | WD SE M1 sd YT bE
‘A “2 ed EE Ee Re Ee Te ee a eR Sere
i= ae ee BaP See Pe ES TE eRe se
fresh and fair How can ye chant ye lit___tlhe birds And
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war _ bling birds That wan _tons thro’ the flower ing thorn, Thou
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ig aera nt Toes i —— b)
minds me 0 . de_upart ed’ joys, De -_ parted. me eames
ta Ses
re 2s ; aes Po ge = aaa
Oft hae 1 rovd by bonme doon,
To see the rose, and woodbine twine,
And itka bird sang o’ its love
- And fondly sae did I 0’ mine,
Wi’ lightsome heart I pu'd a rose,
Ful sweet upon its thorny tree,
And my fanse lover staw my rose,
Bot Ah! be left the thorn wi’ me.
186
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DUD SS iS Gee Pe ee ee, |
Wo Ut de Ber-gen_isch quet le_be odl de o u, odl de o u,
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e tis AF lip leche singe lue wo dGem__sdui vor iis sprin_ge,
_ hear the Alp/ horn sound_ing, And to = seethe cha_mois bound _ing,
a. ere oe _- [eon
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Light, at morn, from slumbers springing, Odel de ou (bis)
Sweet to hear the wild birds singing! do.
And when the dewy eve descending,
Calls us home,from toil unbending,
Oh,what gentle joys are blending
In sage heart at that soft hour. O/@ hodl, ke.
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SMe OTE Mille = HMMU CEU ME MMHET.
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dhe last time f .cam. oer the muir, ~F . left | my love be
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hind. me Ye powrs, what pains do [ en_-_-dure, When
or — Ne _k
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nae ey en is Ee ee ee ee PE
TAR es oe Ge a ee i ee, SII I
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wy Seay 6 eae er
met be_times my love__ly maid In fit retreats for wooing
at eS arerr Sine i
| Td) WUE AON Bae a et RT —e—s_¢— ee [le 4 eo ay (2 Ea ED |
Tal, Met Si A El Re SA eT i. | [| » |
We strayd beside yon wandring stream, | In all my soul theres not one place
And talkd with hearts oerflowing'; To let a rival enter:
Untill the suns Iast sethng beam | Since she excels in evry grace,
Was in the ocean glowing, In her my love shall centre,
I pitied all beneath the slues, | Sooner the seas shall cease to flow,
Even Kings,when she was nigh me ; | Their waves the Alps shall cover,
In raptures I beheld her eyes, | On Greenland ice shall roses grow,
Which could but ill deny me. Before [ cease to love her.
Should I be call where cannons roar,| The neist time I gang’ ewer the mmr,
Where mortal steel may wound me, | She shall a lover find me;
Or cast upon some foreign shore, | And that my faith is firm and pore,
Where dangers may surround me ; | Though I left her behind me;
Yet hopes agam to see my love, Then Hymens sacred bonds shall cham
To feast on glowing kisses, My heart to her fair bosom;
Shall make my cares at distance move, There, while my being does remain,
In prospect of such blisses. My love more fresh shall blossom,
190 AD
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Pais ame im =. oe a
He ee ee ee a SS Saat
S When Brm__tam first at Heavns command, 1s A
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& A rr i OS serie try.
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Charter of the Land , And guardian An_- - gels sung this strain,
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mee ca re ce : Pe ae
Ay P—| 22 Se ee ee ae Ai Seed woe oe oe Wun! Ee
HD a’ ee Hy Ze sania 7a ER sae : PEE oe
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Rule, Britannia Bri_tannia rule the waves, Britons ne____ ver shall be slaves.
Rale, Britannia, bri tannia rule the waves, Britons ne____ver shall be slaves.
Salis LOS CER 1 SO ve Se CoeaTE ea \
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SS eee
The Nations not so blest as thee, Thee haughty tyrants ner shall tame,
Must in their turn to tyrants fll; All their attempts to bend thee down;
While thon. shall flourish geeat and free,| Will but arouse thy generous flame,
The dread and envy of them all. | And work their woe,and thy renown.
Role, Britannia , Sec, Role , Britannia, &e.
Still more majestic shalt thon rise, | ‘To thee belongs the rural reign,
More dreadful from cach foreign swoke; Thy Gities shall with commerce shine ;
As the lond blast that tears the sldes, | All thine shall be the subject Main,
Serves bat to root thy native oak. And every shore it circles thine.
Role, Britannia, Se. Role , Britannia , ke.
The moses still with freedom found,
Shall to thy happy coast repair;
Blest Isle , with matchless beauty crown'd
And manly hearts to guard the fair.
Role, Britannia , kc.
Fae PNA T ORRIN TR aE WN ROY EU NPR CDE ae eave oie e Pate fel
192 oS Kh, Dene |
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Non no__bis Domi___ne, non no____bis sed.
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fomi_ni to___-o da glo___rmi___am sed nomi
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